Posts in category Dive Travel

The Mediterranean Sea begins at the pinch point where the Rock of Gibraltar strains to meet Morocco to the west and crashes on the shores of Syria, Israel and Lebanon …

What do you think of when you think of Grenada? Is it the bountiful spices of nutmeg, cinnamon, ginger, cloves, allspice, bay leaves, and turmeric that give the island nation …

The plane’s engines were in their familiar rumbling idle mode. Inside the cabin, the loud hiss of air flowing out of the vents masked the quiet of the passengers as …

The lights from the Big Island of Hawaii were but a distant flicker. Above, a curtain of stars reached from horizon to horizon casting their faint glow down towards the …

In some cases, the best dive sites can be found off the beaten path – a place that’s difficult to find, harder to get to, or more challenging to dive. …

Boom! As we drifted towards the designated wreck site of the MG-111 off the east coast of Florida, we looked around and wondered, “What the heck was that?” It was …

“Hey, you guys need a lift?” Standing outside the Valdez Airport with our pile of dive and photographic gear, with no visible means of transportation in sight, this offer from …

The Philippines are famous for some of the very best dive spots in the world. The remote reefs of Tubbataha, the macro paradise of Dumaguete, the historic shipwrecks of Coron …

The warm waters off Key Biscayne in Florida are home to coral reefs and historic shipwrecks. Within site of the famous Miami skyline, divers here can encounter colorful marine life …

Text and Photography by Michael Salvarezza and Christopher Weaver (Eco-Photo Explorers) Stretching from Martin County on the Atlantic Coast to the Dry Tortugas, the coral reef system off Florida’s coast is …